so I drew something up this is right
here is a little sketch of what I kind
of want my desk to look like I'm moving
into a new house which also means I'm
moving into a new office and I just want
to show you a little bit of what I
sketched up here so obviously this isn't
the whole Roomba try to lay it out for
y'all obviously we have two desks right
here to form an L this desk right here
is up against a wall and this desk has
space in between the desk in the wall
and I think this is where I'll be able
to put some of my lighting equipment
this camera now I'll be able to record
from this angle and then from this angle
if I ever so desire there's also a wall
right here where I think this will butt
up against but I kind of want another
desk maybe not as deep as these two
desks but something a little bit thinner
for essentially a shelf that is a desk
level that will kind of come along this
wall all the way down the wall I think
it'll be nice out kind of like a you
desk if you will and what you'll see on
the desks here is you'll have my big
mouse pad with a keyboard and my mouse I
want to get an extra monitor in addition
to the one I currently have I want to
have my mic kind of hidden by the
monitor so if I'm recording from this
angle over here you can't really see the
mic too much I don't want it protruding
out like from in-between this desk in
the camera and the monitors I think it's
a cleaner look to have those over here
and I have two nice little speakers that
I kind of want to put up on shelves give
myself a little bit more room on my desk
this right here is where I thought I
wanted to put my mic still may be an
option but I just X that out so I could
put my mic over here and then this is my
PC case and this is what we're going to
be going over today so here's my current
PC first thing you may notice is that is
a really big computer case and the
second thing you may notice is that this
is a very old PC I probably built this
back in 2014-2015 to put in perspective
let's talk about the specs in this thing
so this has an i5 4690k intel core
processor that set in 1897 a motherboard
a gtx 970 GPU on it and a gigabytes of
ram you don't have to cry for me just
yet I'm upgrading this thing I just
always thought I was
going to upgrade my RAM from eight
gigabytes to 16 or maybe even to 32 but
shortly after I put this whole entire
bill together the new ddr4 Ram at the
time it was new came out and I just
never felt like investing more money
into outdated Ram even though that's
exactly what I needed now if you have
your own ATX pc build this computer case
isn't necessarily that big but I feel
like in today's day and age we don't
need a computer case that is about 2
foot tall
I would like to look at something closer
to the micro ATX cases or the many itës
cases now those are the sizes of the
motherboard and the smaller the
motherboard the smaller case weight
being able to use now there are a few
downfalls to one over the other we're
going to discuss that but today I have
three builds on PC part picker that I
want to show you so the three bills
we're going to be going over today is
the my high end custom build which is
the HDX build this one right here my
custom build micro ATX and then my
custom build mini ITX now before I dive
into these builds I should probably talk
about why I'm building this PC one I
want to build a new PC this one's kind
of outdated obviously but what I'm going
to be doing with the BC is a lot of
video editing some photo editing gaming
streaming and coding let's start off
with the regular ATX build my high end
custom build so for my CPU I chose Mac
Daddy Intel Core i 999 hundred K 3.6
gigahertz a core processor this has a
boost clock up to 5 gigahertz and I
think that would do just fine I'm
currently maxing out my CPU at any given
moment with whatever I do 1 my current
computer and I don't want that to be a
problem anymore
so what I'm doing is going with the best
CPU on the market within my budget that
way I don't have to worry about my CPU
maxing out CPU cooler now although I am
having the I 9 I decided not to get a
brand new CPU cooler because I currently
have in this system a corsair h 100 I
not version - but version 1 and maybe I
should do a little bit more research but
I'm fairly certain that that Corsair CPU
will do just fine with the i9 please
correct me if I'm wrong the motherboard
is
ms:i z3 90 of course this has 11 11:51
chipset I have been debating between
this MSI motherboard and the a seuss
prime motherboard simply because it's a
$77 difference and this one looks a
whole hell of a lot cooler but I'm too
cheap I don't I don't know if it's
necessarily worth it to get something to
look so cool then I probably may even be
putting under my desk
so it's essentially the same exact
motherboard different BIOS different
look but for now we're sticking with the
z3 90 because budget-friendly memory is
g.skill 32 gigabytes ddr4 3200 now what
you'll notice this is - 16 gigabyte
sticks and this motherboard is a 4 stick
Ram motherboard right 4 slot motherboard
so if I wanted to upgrade and double my
RAM and get the same exact gram again I
could but for now I don't mind only
quadrupling the RAM from 8 gigabytes of
my current system to 32 gigabytes in my
future system and I want to make sure
that we understand what software is
necessary when having this PC build and
that is this would you look at that
right there
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you get too much a Skillshare premium
for free if you're one of the first 500
to click the link of the top of the
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it's so crazy that they would just throw
this at the top of the to software
section if you don't know a skill share
is it is an online learning platform for
creatives like you and I whether you're
a designer
photographer videographer code or what
have you ooh I don't want to forget
business freelancing that type of stuff
as well they have courses on all of it
where in all honesty a lot of their
courses take you less than too much to
complete so if you sign up for too much
for free you're able to get through at
least a single course and you'll be well
on your way to learning a whole lot more
about your particular industry it's a
very good bang for your buck especially
considering it's free for the first two
months but even if you decide to pay
afterwards it's only 15 dollars per
month in less than nine dollars per
month if you pay annually that's the
savings of 45% so please be sure to
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rest of the builds storage is a whole
lot cheaper than what it used to be so I
don't mind spending $78 on an ice age 60
Evo 500 gigabyte SSD do I need it no if
I needed to take out $78 worth of this
particular build this is what I'll take
out but it would be really really nice
to have in video cart now this has been
one that I've really been debating
between this one right here the GT
geforce r-tx 2066 go bite in the geforce
gtx 1660 TI the memory is the same on
these the core clock is higher on the 16
60 TI however on all the benchmarks and
tests and whatnot
it shows the 2060 as being a better GPU
but this one is $70 cheaper for this
particular build we're just going to
keep the 2060 simply because i have it
in the budget this total actually comes
in a little bit cheaper than the total
of my other builds which is around 1750
so I don't mind spending a little bit
extra money if this one is indeed better
and then for the case obviously I would
use this case for the power supply I
have a EVGA Gold Plus 750 watt power
supply so I think I should be fine there
I'll get Windows 10 and stop using
Windows 8 you're welcome
and I want to get another one of these
monitors which is the Asus PB 2 7 8 q
all I want is to be able to have a video
or something running on my second screen
while I'm doing work on my primary
screen many of y'all know is that
whenever I edit a video I like to have
like a twitch stream or something going
on in the background cuz it makes you
feel a little bit less lonely I just
like it I think once I do some of my
twitch streams I'll be able to not have
my MacBook sitting on the desk but
instead have everything on Twitch opened
up in the secondary screen while I'm
playing the video game on the primary
screen and that should be it maybe I
should add in some of the what does it
called the grey stuff that goes between
CPU and CPU cooler thermal paste I
should probably get some of that but
it's a couple bucks and for pro fuels I
already have everything I need now one
two
then micro-atx build is going to edit
part list view again of course we're
gonna be going with the same CPU for
reasons i previously expressed this is a
micro ATX motherboard it's this z 390
and of course I'm looking at the micro
ATX motherboards not the mini 8 ITX just
yet the reason I chose this one is
because I like the look of it better
than the Asus they're essentially the
same motherboard accept different bios
and just you know a 5 dollar 40 cent
price difference and if I needed to cut
off $40 from my total build-out 100% go
with this gigabyte one right here the
memory is the same the storage is the
same the video card here is the 16 60 TI
simply because I didn't want that extra
$70 added on to the budget because that
would throw my build over the $1,800
mark and I just don't see the benefit of
spending 70 extra dollars for the 20 60
instead of just getting the 16 60 TI if
someone could really help me out with
the whole video card thing I don't know
which one is the best bang for my buck
in the neighborhood of $300 give or take
$100 the case for some reason I just
really like this the NZXT th cases and
whatever they're called they just look
real nice to me this has a much bigger
window than the predecessor right here
so I can see all the components hence
why I got a slightly cooler motherboard
in this one simply because I'm gonna
have that nice big open case I need to
make sure I have cool RGB motherboard
here power supply I'd use the same one
that's currently in here Microsoft
Windows 10 the monitor so on and so
forth 17 to 34 now let's hop on over to
the Mini ITX build this is the one I
think I want this is one I think I want
the most I do plan on overclocking the
CPU so that may be an issue but alright
so the CPU is the same but the CPU
cooler I should probably make sure that
my existing CPU cooler fits in the Mini
ITX build which if this one right here
fits it is the same as exercises my
current CPU cooler that should be fine
compatibility good to go alright then
now the motherboard what did I say about
getting all this fancy RGB well this
bill
is the fancy RGB going to specify mini
ITX we're going to specify Z 390 and
these are the five that we are left with
sure I could save $70 and go with the
cheapest one right here it's essentially
the same motherboard just different BIOS
and doesn't look as cool but I want to
make mine look I'm gonna make the mini
ITX look pretty badass I could go with
the gigabyte and save myself about $45
but this one I don't know this one just
looks really good I just really like it
I don't know what it is about I know
there are other RG ASUS motherboards for
the other builds up here but just look
at that thing man that is a good-looking
Mini ITX what about the geek I see it
this looks sick - oh the Auris is so
nice look at that alright well that's
gonna have to do some debate in there
I'm still gonna leave the a seuss
motherboard on the on the board here for
the time being and for this one I
changed things up a little bit I spent a
little bit extra money and I went with
the GCL trident z RGB 32 gigabyte ddr4
3100 memory this is the same exact
essentially the same exact memory except
for this is the Trident Z instead of the
Ripjaws V or v don't know how they
pronounce it it is both - 16 gigabyte
sticks both ddr4 3200 memory but this is
RGB Mini ITX I think would look sick
storage is the same video card is the
same as the previous bill - micro ATX
and then the case is the same as the
micro ATX but a smaller version this is
8h 400 on the micro ATX this is the H
200 Mini ITX Windows 10 same monitor and
this comes in at a whopping 1733 if I
really wanted to reduce that price under
1700 I would just come in here and get
the gigabyte motherboard
I just don't know I just don't know and
that's it for the three PC builds like I
said I'm leaning more and more towards
the Mini ITX as the days go on
feel like that bill does it bill for me
if there's any impediments like I
understand overclocking with the lack of
fans compared to a big system like that
maybe a little bit a little bit off I
need to make sure that everything is is
is well ventilated and whatnot but if
you have your two cents that you want to
share with me please do because I know a
lot of y'all are more well-versed on PC
parts and PC builds than I I've got one
PC over four years ago so that's kind of
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